Where do the proteins go after the Golgi?

Answer 1

When proteins are newly formed, they are transported to the cell surface and other parts of the cell in which require protein. These proteins are transported from the cytosol into the biosynthetic-secratory pathway located in the ER.

Answer 2

The Golgi packs these finished proteins into vesicles that are shipped to places in the cell were they are needed ( carried by motor proteins ) and outside of the cell to other cells that need the protein products.

Answer 3

That will depend on the protein, each type does different things and there are many many different proteins. Some are structural, some carry messages from cell to cell, some speed up cellular biochemical reactions, some digest food, etc.

Answer 4

After leaving the Golgi apparatus, proteins can be transported to various cellular destinations such as the cell membrane for secretion, lysosomes for degradation, or specific organelles for specialized functions. The proteins may also be packaged into vesicles for transport to different parts of the cell or outside the cell.

Answer 5

Proteins go like this:

Ribosome --> rough endoplasmic reticulum --> transport vesicle --> golgi apparatus --> wherever the body needs it.

Answer 6

They go to the Golgi body

Answer 7

To the Mitochondria of the cells

Answer 8

To the Golgi apparatus

Answer 9

to your muscles.